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51clanging — clang·ing (klangґing) a pattern of speech in which sound rather than sense governs word choice, and rhyming and punning (clang association) substitute for logic; commonly observed in schizophrenia and manic episodes …
52clangour — clang|our clangor [ˈklæŋə US ər] n [U] literary [Date: 1500 1600; : Latin; Origin: clangere; CLANG] a loud sound that continues for a long time …
53clangbox — clangˈbox noun A deflector fitted to a jet engine to divert gas flow for eg VTOL or STOL operation • • • Main Entry: ↑clang …
54clanger — clang|er [ˈklæŋə US ər] n [C usually singular] BrE informal a silly or embarrassing mistake ▪ I can t help noticing the occasional clanger in war films. ▪ He s being blamed for dropping a massive political clanger (=making a silly or embarrassing …
55clanger — clang|er [ klæŋər ] noun count BRITISH INFORMAL an embarrassing mistake …
56Металлический звук — (clang) ритмичное постукивание, используемое некоторыми людьми с шизофренией, которое помогает им сформулировать мысли и утверждения …
57clangorous — clang·or·ous …
58clangorously — clang·or·ous·ly …
59clanger — clang•er [[t]ˈklæŋ ər[/t]] n. 1) a person or thing that clangs 2) brit. Brit. Slang. brit. a blunder; faux pas • Etymology: 1945–50 …
60Low Level Virtual Machine — The LLVM Compiler Infrastructure Maintainer Chris Lattner[1] Entwickler The LLVM Team[2] Aktuelle Version 2.9 (6. April 2011) …